,*•••• The Daily Campus Serving the Storrs Community Since 1896 Vol. XCIIINo.112 The University of Connecticut Friday, April 13,1990 East German parliament accepts unification agenda EAST BERLIN (AP) — East Before parliament met, mem- the four World War II allies that structures. lands, and apologized for East Germany's parliament chose bers of the coalition agreed that divided the countries: the Soviet The 400-member parliament Germany's role in the Soviet-led Lothar de Maiziere as prime a united Germany should remain Union, United States, Britain put de Maiziere and his 24- invasion of Czechoslovakia in minister on Thursday and em- part of NATO and that East and France. member Cabinet in power by a 1968. braced his sweeping agenda for Germany should merge its weak De Maiziere, closely aligned vote of 265-108, with nine ab- It apologized for the deaths of quickly uniting the foundering currency with West Germany's to Helmut Kohl, appeared to stentions. Eighteen lawmakers 20 million Soviets during nation with West Germany. strong deutschmark by July 1. distance himself from the West were absent. World War II, and ended four The former Communist na- The coalition also backed a German chancellor after the par- With the vote, the new gov- decades of denials that East tion's first freely elected rapid process for unification. liamentary session. ernment replaces the Commu- Germany's former Stalinist legislature also apologized to However, it demanded too that He said final unification may nist caretaker government that leaders played any role in the Jews for Nazi atrocities and East Germans retain some social not come late next year, as Kohl has been running the economi- deaths of 6 million Jews. promised to make reparations to benefits, including housing and has said. "It can be realistic, but cally troubled country since East "Persecuted Jews should be Israel and seek diplomatic ties. job guarantees, as the nation of it doesn't have to be realistic," Germans overthrew the hard-line granted asylum in the future in By putting de Maiziere's 16 million residents sheds four he said of Kohl's prediction. regime of Erich Honecker in East Germany," the parliament broad coalition government in decades of socialism for the De Maiziere said merging the October. declaration said. power, the parliament sets up a competitive free market. nations will depend less on In a remarkable suing of con- Israel has long demanded transitional government whose The historic decisions on timing than on the conditions. ciliatory gestures, the Parlia- reparations and an East German prime goal will be to negotiate Thursday will be followed in the He said on West Germany's ment recognized the legitimacy apology for Nazi crimes as a the terms of creating a single coming weeks by unification ZDF television network "that of Poland's post-war borders, condition for diplomatic rela- Germany. talks with West Germany and we must create compatible which include former German Uons. Police break up Arab protest of Jews in Christian quarter JERUSALEM (AP) — Police fired tear gas Witnesses said police charged after a priest who Thursday to end a Christian protest over a Jewish had torn down a poster picturing an Israeli Star of setUement and fought Palestinian stone-throwers David that had been pasted over a cross on the as foreign tourists visiting the city for Easter door. tried to avoid the violence. Greek Orthodox Patriarch Diodorus I was The street batUes with young Arabs occurred in overcome by the gas and collapsed, witnesses Jerusalem's Old City near the Church of the said. Several other clerics were also sickened by Holy Sepulcher as thousands of tourists were gas, the witnesses said. visiting this Biblical setting for Easter Later Thursday, Arab youths raised an outlawed celebrations. Palestinian flag on the roof of the Church of the The protest by Christian clerics focused on a Holy Sepulcher, and police raced after the youths nearby settlement of 150 Jews in the Arab to the Greek Orthodox patriarchate. Christian quarter. The Jerusalem magistrate's Witnesses said stone-throwing broke out, and court, responding to a lawsuit by the Greek police resorted by firing tear gas and rubber Orthodox Church, ruled late Thursday the settlers bullets, filling the building with gas and must leave. breaking windows. However, a spokesman for the settlers, David The standoff ended when Kollck, who came to Ben-Ami, said they would appeal, and police the patriarchate to extend Easter greetings, agreed for now not to expel them. intervened with police. All but one of the youths The founding of the new settlement during was allowed to go home, witnesses said. Easter week particularly angered the Palestinian Police said three Palestinians were arrested in Christian community, which perceives it as a other stone-throwing disturbances. Just before threat to their small neighborhood within the nightfall, as tourists wandered through the narrow walled city. streets in the area, many seemed bewildered, The new Jewish enclave also set off a dispute wondering which way to go to avoid trouble. between Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollck and the Kollck criticized the Israeli government for not Israeli government. intervening, saying the dispute "has international "There is no question that the timing of their repercussions." move lacks wisdom and sensitivity," said a But Yossi Achimeir, spokesman for Prime statement by Kollek, himself a Jew. Minister Yizhak Shamir, said Arab Christians Thursday's violence began when police fired were being unreasonable. tear gas and pushed about 200 demonstrating "Jews are entitled to live everywhere, clerics and supporters away from the Jewish especially in our eternal capital," Achimeir told settlement. The Associated Press. —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus Mark Wing shows that there is more than one way to get to class. Daily Campus to elect 1990-91 officers today By Dan Tapper Daily Campus Staff In a closed session meeting this aftcrnoonTTie Daily Campus will elect new officers for the 1990-91 school year. The positions available this year arc editor in chief, managing editor, and business manager. The reduction from five officer positions to three is the result of a restructure by die paper's board of directors. The six candidates for the positions are as follows: Amy Scligman, a sixth semester accounting major, for business manager; Nicole Malcc, third semester student whose major is undecided, for editor in chief; Jason Kauppi, a fourth semester journalism major, for editor in chief; Karen Haas, a sixth semester anthropology/journalism major, for managing editor; George Fercncz, a fourth semester journalism major; for managing editor; and Charles Pickett, an eighth semester english major, for managing editor. The new officers will replace Editor in chief Orin Levy and Managing Editors Shawn Cochran and Lisa Spooncr starting —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus Monday. From left to right Mathew Phenix as Lyapkin-Tyapkin the judge, John Berehdal as "I feel we've got a solid pool, and I wish whoever wins die best Anton the Mayor,yor, Joe Sampson playing Hlestakov and Joseph Dunham as of luck in the coming year, " said Levy. Bobchinsky, in Nutmeg Theatre's production of The Inspector General. 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James Brown: Say it loud, he's Dave DeRosa Electrical Engineering out (of prison) and he's proud 'Wo, / never got eggs as a kid. COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — We don't like eggs in my family. With two inmates carrying his least the minimum wage of Proud," "Hot Pants" and more I believe in Bugs Bunny, suitcases, "Godfather of Soul" $3.80 an hour, officials said. recendy, "Living in America." though." James Brown started a brand- Brown billed himself as the The wavy-haired Brown was new bag Thursday. He was Hardest Working Man in Show imprisoned in December 1988 transferred from prison to a Business during his four to serve a concurrent six-year work-release center to counsel decades as a rhythm and blues sentence in Georgia and South youths about drug abuse. singer. Carolina for failing to stop for The two-time Grammy award He grunted, groaned and police, aggravated assault and winner was released after gyrated to pop stardom with weapons violations stemming Happy Easter (Bold Bok!), Passover, and anything else you're serving 15 months of a six- 114 charted singles such as celebrating this weekend!!! from a two-state, high-speed year prison sentence for "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag," chase that ended when police aggravated assault. "Please, Please, Please" "I Got shot out the tires on his pickup He will be locked up nights You (I Feel Good)," "Cold truck. and weekends at the minimum Sweat," "I'm Black And I'm security Lower Savannah Work Today inside the DC Center 60 miles from Aikcn, where he will help educate Tuna canners StarKist and Bumble Bee News Focus young people about the dangers brands. A third company sell- The winners of the Best ing Chicken of the Sea brand Governor William O'Neill of illegal drugs and alcohol. act to protect Room Contest used a variety When asked how it felt to be said it would step up efforts to has authorized die borrowing of of methods to m akc their room dolphins protect dolphins. up to $550 million to meet the back home in Aikcn County, a home away from home. the 56-ycar-old singer raised his WASHINGTON (AP) — Environmentalists and law- day to day bills of the stale. Page 6 Two U.S. tuna canners, makers said they hoped the Page 5 hands and said, "This is home?" including the world's largest, move would save some of the Index said Thursday they will no Brown was wearing a bright estimated 100,000 dolphins Sports Classified 12 longer buy or sell tuna captured that die annually in huge nets Kerry Bascom, a UConn Comics 10 blue shirt, vest and black leather pants as two inmates along with dolphins. Environ- used to catch schools of tuna. basketball player, was one of Crossword 11 mentalists who have long helped him carry his three "StarKist will not purchase only 20 players in the country Horoscope 11 sought to protect dolphins suitcases after his arrival from any tuna caught in association to be invited to try out for one Editorials 8 from fishing nets strongly the Slate Park Correctional with dolphins," said Anthony of three U.S. national teams. Focus 6 praised the decisions. Center in Columbia. His job J.F. O'Reilly, president of the Page 15 Sports 16 The actions were announced starts Monday. He will earn at H.J. Heinz Co., which owns by companies selling the the StarKist Seafood Co.

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Thursday he has authorized the anced just several days ago, is O'Neill administration offi- particular day," said state Trea- DiBclla estimated the borrowing of up to S550 mil- between S95 million and SI30 cials said they were pleased surer Francisco L. Borgcs. "It sweeping changes, if approved lion to help the stale pay its million out of balance. with the growth of sales tax is not an unusual thing. We're intact by the House, would bills, marking the first time in "It's one crisis after another," receipts, but said the state cor- not wallowing in cash. That's save the state $4.3 million six years the state has had to said Sen. William A. DiBclla, poration tax continues to bring just the way it is." over nine months next fiscal borrow to meet day-to-day ex- D-Hartford, co-chairman of the in less money than had been The bad fiscal news over- year. penses. Finance Committee. projected. shadowed what Senate Demo- Democratic leaders hailed the O'Neill, speaking to re- While the O'Neill adminis- O'Neill said he authorized cratic leaders described as their move as evidence that they arc porters in his office, pointed tration offered no estimate, Di- the state treasury department to first major legislative action in serious about restructuring out that the state last borrowed Bella said he expected slate borrow up to $550 million response to recommendations state government to make it money in 1984 when revenues borrowing would continue into later this month. Treasury by the Thomas Commission, more efficient. were slumping, as they are this the next fiscal year and would officials said they would begin which has been studying ways "We arc going to prove how year. cost the stale at least $32 mil- by borrowing S50 million in to make government more serious we arc about cost con- "So this is kind of, in a way, lion in unforeseen interest short-term notes and probably efficient. tainment, efficiency and effec- history repeating itself," he payments next year. would not borrow more than The Senate passed, 34-0, a tiveness in state government said. "Times arc tough in the Treasury officials estimate $250 million at any given bill that consolidates and with passage of this legisla- Northeast. ... our cash flow is the cost in inicrcst payments of time. streamlines the state's sprawl- tion," said Senate President Pro a problem." this year's borrowing at $4 "In the course of the next ing child support system in an Tern John Larson of East Meanwhile, Democratic million. month or so there arc going to effort to run the program more Hartford leaders in the House and Senate New revenue figures released be some times when we do noi efficiently and locate and ex- Expanded Enfield prison to hold 600 more inmates ENFIELD (AP) — Six hun- during the next two years, and design. The dormitories began lease from prison to relieve natives to incarceration, like dred inmates are scheduled to an 800-bed medium-security rotting almost as soon as they crowding, but he was also ap- probation and community ser- start moving into new quarters prison is scheduled to open in were completed, forcing the prehensive that the expansion vice." at the Carl Robinson Correc- Suffield by 1992. state to place the inmates in might inspire the courts to The state already has about tional Institution next week, in By the middle of May, when temporary buildings on the send more men to prison. 9,000 men and women in its the first phase in a prison ex- the transfers are complete, the prison grounds. "There was a study done in prisons and jails. About 5,700 pansion project. prison will hold about 1,360 Those temporary dormitories the 1950s through the '70s that more are on supervised home- Department of Correction men. It will be second in size have since been declared per- showed once there are beds release because of crowding. Commissioner Larry M each urn to Somers, which is about a manent, and the rotting dormi- available, there will be inmates Some of those on home release said the project will eventually half-mile east and holds about tories — now rebuilt — will sent to fill them," Meachum have been arrested and sent see a third of the state's in- 1,400 inmates. make room for the 600 new said. "My greatest concern is back to prison before being mates in facilities in Enfield, Since it was built in 1986, inmates. that when the state sees that placed on home release again. Somers and Suffield. 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—Dana Kecton/The Daily Campus —Dana Kecton/The Daily Campus A fish tank and plants give dorm rooms a feeling of home. Bob Messarcola and Jim Stutz use shelving to create an air of space. Unique rooms chosen for 1990 Best Room Contest Winners used lofts, shelving and tapestries to make their homes away from home

the first Best Room Contest ever held room. Building additions to the room with carpeting and the lofts are covered By Terence Mulhern by The Daily Campus, and holder of the are essential, the winners said. with "leopard-skin" fabric. Dotty Campus Staff distinguished title of B.R.O.C. 1990. "If UConn was to ban lofts or wall A striking feature of the room is a The old adage "Home Swccl Home" This room was regarded by a four-mem- systems, it would be impossible to do thirty-gallon fish tank, illuminated with means different things to different peo- ber judging committee to be a perfect anything with the room," said Stutz. bright, tropical colors, and filled with ple. To college students, though, it "home away from home." "You can't fit everything in the [given] more than a dozen fish of varying colors usually means only one thing—a small, Bob Messarcola and Jim Stutz, resi- and sizes. Sitting opposite the door, the stuffy and often dull dorm room. dents of the winning room, have at- Prizes for The Daily tank really catches the eye of any passer- For the past two weeks, The Daily tempted to make their room as comfort- by. Campus has been on a crusade to find able as possible with what little space Campus "Best Room" The room has all the creature com- the B.R.O.C.—the Best Room on they have. contest were furnished forts imaginable. They have a complete Campus—a room which breaks away "This is home for most of the year state-of-the-art stereo system, an extra- from the monotonous, conventional cu- and you spend so much time here that it by Close Quarters large refrigerator, a color television with bicles which await students on opening just has to be comfortable," said Bob VCR, two telephones and an answering day. Messarcola, 27, a microbiology and ge- space, so you have to go up and out." machine. They even have a personal The room had to be creative, original netics major. The lofted beds dominate the room, copier—no long trips to the library. and organized. The room had to be Organization is the key to the room's with the fold-away ladder and decorative Asked why they entered, Messarcola functional, comfortable and appealing to success. The lofting of the beds and an tapestries. Messarcola said that one of said that, "people always seemed to be the eye. In short, the room had to be intricate wall system, which fully cov- the goals in designing the room was to impressed by the room." Messarcola and different: It had to be unique. ers one side of the room, allows for a cover the "naked wood" of the lofts and Stutz said they never thought their room That room is Bcechcr 306B, winner of relatively spacious central focus of the the wall system. The shelves are covered See page 7 'Handmaid's Tale' envisions return to past restrictions By Abigail Codings Daily Campus Staff Here is a novel that takes a grim look at the future of our society, mocking The Handmaid's Talc religious fanaticism and a return the old Margaret Atwood ideals. Ballantinc Books, 1985 The author, Margaret Atwood, has $5.95, 395 pages created a world where women arc merely child-bearing machines in an age where fertility is endangered due to radiation exposure. Men have revived their dom- inance over the female, taking the eu- phemistic role of "protector," of the weaker sex. Atwood takes the voice of Offred, a women who has been redefined as a womb, to produce children as she can. The terse intimacy of Offrcd's internal dialogue is frightcningly real, following the staccato beat of her thoughts as they jump from then to now, from her hus- band and baby to her long red dress and hood that mark her as a fertile woman. In this world, a women is like an Book Review oyster, precious only with a pearl inside, without a fertile womb she is not of real value. :.J. Gunther/The Daily Campus See page 7 A waterfall is a calm oasis in the hectic weeks before final exams. FOCUS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 13, 1990 page 7

K uiirzcrs dwdi ucu iui ** •< twoiwon newspapers s wwcrccrc ccitedilcdinlhc in the ppublicuh NEW YORK (AP) — Playwright "The Piano Lesson" — the story of a Grazia, for biography; "The World service category. August Wilson won his second Pulitzer sharecropper who wants to buy the land Doesn't End," by Charles Simic, for The investigative reporting award in four years on Thursday, and the his grandfather worked as a slave, and is poetry; and "Duplicates," a concerto for went to Lou Kilzcr and Chris Ison of author of "The Piano Lesson" said he's willing to sell the family piano to pay two pianos and orchestra by Mel the Star Tribune of Minncapolis-St. raring to go for a third. for it — opens Monday on Broadway. Powell, for music. Paul, for their revelation of a network of "I was very surprised," said Wilson. "I It has played in regional theaters They broke out the champagne at the iocal citizens who wcrc linked to thought, Wow. This is No. 2. It made around the country for more than a year, Inquirer, which won for reporter Gilbert members of the St. Paul fire department me want to go right to my typewriter and had been a Pulitzer finalist in an M. Gaul's scries. It was the Philadelphia and who profited from fires. and start another one." early form last year — the first lime a newspaper's 17th Pulitzer — and the Four reporters for The Seattle Times Wilson's play won in the drama play has been a finalist for two 1 lth in the past six years. — Ross Anderson, Bill Dietrich, Mary category. The Pulitzer for fiction went consecutive years. The version "I feel great. It is a terrific honor," Ann Gwinn and Eric Naldcr — received to "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of submitted for consideration this year said Gaul. "The paper showed an the national reporting award for their Love," Oscar Hijuelos's novel about "was significantly changed" from the incredible amount of courage to allow coverage of the Exxon Valdcz oil spill two Cuban brothers who find some 1989 finalist, said Pulitzer me to spend a year and a half on the and its aftermath. fame in New York's nightclubs. Administrator Robert Christopher. story and to report on a subject that is "In Our Image: America's Empire in Wilson won the 1987 Pulitzer in of great importance to everyone that we the Philippines," by Stanley Karnow, drama for "Fences." don't often think about — blood." ... Winners Gaul, 38, had previously won the won the award for history. "And Their AH together, Columbia University From page 6 awarded 14 prizes in journalism and Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting Children After Them," by Dale was "anything special". seven in the arts. Each award carried in 1979. The blood scries, which found Maharidge and Michael Williamson — The runncrs-up arc Brian Koppy and with it a $3,000 prize, except the award that the industry is little regulated, was which revisits the poor Alabamans who Mike Marian of Belden 416, who call were profiled 50 years ago by James for public service in journalism, which inspired by his questions about what happened to the blood he donated four their room the "Blue-Flame Lounge." Agee and Walker Evans in their classic is a gold medal. The room also organizes its limited book, "Let Us Now Praise Famous The other arts Pulitzers went to times a year. It was the first time in 23 years that space wisely, with lofts, shelves, and a Men" — won for general non-fiction. "Machiavclli in Hell" by Sebastian de large L-shapcd couch. The room's appeal lies in its exten- sive wall decorations. There are several Handmaid's Tale' book review posters and tapestries, one of which is a brightly colored, hand-made wall rug From page 6 Religious fundamentalism is at the night they slip off the masks of their imported from Africa. There is a large, root of the society's philosophy, with acquiescence to enter into a world of neon Coors Light light which brightens Offred is placed in the home of a an ordinarily poorly-lit the room. Commander and his wife, Serena Joy to abortion obviously outlawed, along glitter and provocation, cigarettes and bear their child. She is largely ignored with free speech, make up and liquor. booze that is secreted in a small sector Marian and Koppy said what they like by the servants and is barely acknowl- Violators of the laws arc hung in the of the city. most about their room is that it can ac- edged by Serena Joy. The roles of public's view. The only reading matter "The Handmaid's Tale" is a powerful commodate many people, despite its women are sharply defined by the cos- is printed by the government. creation that slides easily under the size. tumes they wear. As life continues for Offred, the reader's skin, only to fester there, until "There's a friendly atmosphere ... Serena Joy wears blue, the mark of a Commander, and his wife, Atwood the fascinating end where one begin's to [and] people always come in to hang wife, an infertile woman. The servants deftly unveils the human side of each. wonder about the nature of and progres- out," said Koppy. Marian added that the wear pink, also infertile women who do The wooden dolls society the men have sion of our own society. room is "great for parties." not have enough status to become a tried to create becomes, inevitably, a Atwood's fiction is a delight to read; The Daily Campus awarded a $50 wife. Dressed in red, Offred like the society of breathing, wanting beings. another work that equally succeeded is gift certificate donated by Close Quarters other women have no rights in the fu- The men scheme to produce the children "The Cat's Eye," a autobiographical to the winners and a $25 gift certificate ture society. They cannot read, walk they need to continue their society, the work. to the runners-up. freely or speak at will. only victims being the women. At fPmtt&type Holy Week OPEN Copy & Word Processing, Inc. Mon-Th 8:30-8:C0 Frl 8:30-5:30 UConn Business Block Good Friday 1P90 Sat 9:00-2:00 Rt. 195 A Dog Lane 7:00 a.m. Morning Devotions Sun 10:00-2:00 437-1794 Storrs. CT A brief service of prayers and meditations to conclude the overnight prayer vigil. 12:00 noon Ecumenical Good Friday Service at St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel A one-hour service sponsored by the Slorrs Area Full Color Copies Association of Religious Communities. 2:00 p.m. Meditations and Prayers A simple quiet hour of prayers, silence, and readings. 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Liturgy Our parish observance according to the rite in the Book of Common Prayer.

Holy Satuuboy PERSONALS 9:30 a.m. Holy Saturday Liturgy A brief service of readings according to the rile in the Book available of Common Prayer. now! EasfeR Eue 10:00 p.m. The Great Vigil of Easter Come to the This most wonderful occasion of worship is not only the gourmet dinners culmination of Holy Week but also a microcosm of the Daily Campus whole sweep of salvation history. It begins with the kindling of the Paschal Light and continues through the or the Student lessons of the Vigil Office to the Renewal of Baptismal from $9.95 Union Info Desk. Vows and the celebration of the first Eucharist of Easter. Personals will be PLEASE NOTE: Members of the congregation BERENSONS' printed on are encouraged to bring bells of all kinds to ring HARTFORD during the first "Alleluia" of Easter. . EXIT 33 OFF 1-91 Friday, May 4. NIGHTLY: Tues. through Sat. (6:30 p.m.) MATINEES: Sunday (1 p.m.) The Sunoay of the For Reservations, Information & Group Discounts call (203) 525-8611 Cost is $2.50 for ResuRRectfon: BERENSONS' HARTFORD JAI-ALAI 25 words or less, Eastern Day FREE ADMISSION 5$ each WITH THIS PASS 8:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist (Rite I) Present this pass at the Box Office to receive additional word. 9:30 a.m. Easter Breakfast Buffet A festive board where members of the parish share favorite Four $4.00 Seats FREE 8 Easter goodies with each other and our Easier visitors. < Say goodbye to 10:30 a.m. Festal Celebration of the Holy Eucharist (Rite IT) O. Offer expires April 29,1990 °- your favorite — Valid College ID Required — roomate or Saint Marks Episcopal Chapel <§& | COUPON GOOD FOR ANY ONE PROGRAM I STATE LAW MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE UCONN graduate in 42 North Eagleville Road • (203) 429-2647 BLUE! The Daily Campus The final OOOdbue Page 8 Friday. April 13. 19901900 Since 1896 %J %*J **J OrinLcvy Editor in Chief "UConn is a lot like does not mean that some other Shawn Cochran Lisa Spooner Buckingham Palace". With those event isn't happening. That's Managing Editor Managing Editor words, the title of my first where the skill of my Assistant editorial, began one of the most Managing Editors (AME) comes Amy L. Seligman Lisa Fay Wellek interesting years of my life. in. Their attentiveness and Advertising Mngr. Senior Writer Being the editor in chief of the creativity has left our pages Assistant Managing Editors Daily Campus is simply put, the packed with innovative ideas Dan Tapper Lee Condon most exhausting, stressful, and stories. Although I lost my News Focus exciting and demanding news AME at the beginning of position any student can be put Catherine Keating Kevin Fraser the semester. I was able to go to Sports Photography into. Actually, it's a lot like the bench, so to speak. Without giving birth on a daily basis. losing a step. Dan Tapper filled Luckily I was graced by one of in with the unbridled the most dedicated and enthusiasm only his good nature hardworking group of people I could provide. Forward we went Just Wondering... have ever come to know and into the remainder of the year love. I mean my staff of over 150 with Lee Condon solidly in ... if the library will use the $100,000 from people of course. What happens control of Focus and Catherine the athletic department to build the Tate inside this building on a daily Keating tenaciously guiding the George Wing?" basis would surely make most Sports department. people's head spin. Catherine Keating. What I ... what exactly does a giant fluffy white Unbeknownst to many, the heard at the beginning of this bunny have to do with Easter? And what do Daily Campus is one of the few year about letting a woman run bunnies have to do with eggs? Or chocolate? collegiate papers in the country my sports department is not fit Huh? that is totally student run from to print. To all those who top to bottom. We have a single remember speaking to me at ... why George Takei got the ballroom and all full time employee who the start of this year saying United States Congressman and gubernato- performs miraculous feats things like "A woman?!? Are you rial candidate John Rowland got was P-108 keeping our books and records crazy?", stick it. She has in the library? together. Without her, it would learned more through always come down to the determination and a true desire ... now that Lech Walesa is not seeking the editors ultimate responsibility to be her best, about most presidency of Poland, will he try and save to make sure that no one was sports at UConn and its players the Connecticut Democratic Party by run- doing anything funny with the than anyone else short of a ning for governor? books. That task would surely coach. I would gladly put her up spell an ulcer for any editor. against any other sports editor ... when some baseball owner will just say Lois McLean is so on top of in the state. Of course, I knew screw it and give some player the team? making sure that nothing funny she would be great from the happens, that our future is start. ... is anyone really psyched that baseball is solidly secure in her hands. My managing editors Lisa back? Thank God Lois got tired of Spooner and Shawn Cochran teaching twelve years ago and deserve a great deal of credit in ... if maybe people take Peeping Tom's a lit- decided to take a job keeping getting the paper out on a daily tle too lightly? books and playing house mother basis. There were too many to a bunch of raving lunatics. I'll nights when four turned to five ... WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH THESE DARN miss her. a.m. and that little extra MUTANT NINJA TURTLES? Between stories of the library something was needed to get being structurally deficient, the the paper out. Lisa and Shawn ... how many Passover invitations Nadav basketball team going to the were always there willing to Henefeld got this year? NCAA Final Eight and President provide it. Shawn, a devout Casteen leaving for Virginia, we republican in a sea of ... what to write next? have never had want of democrats, has survived his four journalistic fodder. My year years worth of employment at ... what do the people at the Census office started as the incidents the Daily Campus. Hopefully he do for the nine "in between" years? surrounding the Asian-American leaves with a more tempered incident of December 3, 1987 attitude toward life than when ... how have the people from the Shinola were drawing to a close. As one he arrived. I severely doubt it. I company felt for all these years? of my first editorials, I called for wish the best of luck to Lisa and the resignation of then Dean of her budding publishing career ... if Iraq does get the bomb, maybe someone Students Frank Ardaiolo for and to my good friend Shawn in should let them know that the U.S. and mishandling the affair. I was his odd future either building or U.S.S.R. are kind of friendly these days? unfortunate in that I was placed blowing up bridges in remote in situational position to which I parts of the globe for the army. ... why didn't Elvis get any votes for USG? was not fully privy to all details. Since both space and time are He's still the king, you know! For this I apologize to Ardaiolo running short, I'll close. I feel as for being hasty. though I'm losing a baby or ... if anyone realizes that there are only 37 During my administration, of some other precious article. DAYS UNTIL GRADUATION?! the Daily Campus, we saw the Actually, the sense of loss is first of several color photos. somewhat overwhelming. ...or. if anyone realizes that there are only Although it may not seem like However, I" leave knowing that I three weeks until finals? much to the lay person, it was have contributed not only to the an enormous step for the paper. growth of the Daily Campus, but ... isn't that the Piggly Wiggly we just We came to fully realize that just to the growth of the UConn passed. Miss Daisy? because we hadn't tried an idea community as well. May the before, it should not stop us future editors of this paper from trying. That premise was ... if anyone realizes that, after today, it's not carry forward its mission of free my fault anymore? taken to an extreme in our speech representing and opening of the pavilion issue respecting all points of view. where we were able to manage Good luck to all in their future same day color photos. When endeavors. you set your mind to it... I'll miss this craziness. I have come to realize that Goodbye. even when major events are not unfolding under our noses, that The Daily Campus, Friday, April 13, 1990 page 9

LETTERS & COMMENTARY SHIPMENTS THAT PASS IN THE NI6HT Colman McCarthy No apologies are necessary HARTFORD—What national Democrats opposed notification. Candidate George Bush preach—get the party back to the people, slick agreeing, said in the campaign of 1988 that the with the workers—a local Democrat here is protection was unnecessary: the economy was practicing. Francisco Borgcs, the elected state expanding and new jobs were out there, so why treasurer of Connecticut, has been aligning worry. Read my tips was Bush's counsel. himself daringly with a group of factory workers From 1983 to 1988, 9.7 million Americans who have endured hard and tense times for their lost their jobs to plant closings. Half had held principles. their jobs for more than three years. Of the 70 They were employees of Colt Firearms, a percent who found work elsewhere, only one in division of Colt Industries, on strike for four five had higher salaries A third took pay cuts of years and two months. Last week, Borgcs, who 20 percent or more. is 38, an attorney and the only black in Shutdowns and closings continue. In February, Connecticut to hold a state-wide office, organized General Motors dismissed 4,200 assembly-plant a coalition of investors to acquire the division workers in Kansas, Georgia and New Jersey. Last and end the strike, the longest in the state's summer, 3,300 employees of AT&T were laid history. off. In textile-related industries in recent years, Borgcs put up S25 million in state pension 400,000 jobs had been lost. Two Florshcim shoe money as part of a deal to buy two Colt factories factories closed in Missouri and Kentucky last in Hartford for an estimated S75 million. Other summer, costing 650 people their jobs. Xerox money comes from the United Auto Workers, announced last year plans to lay off 2,000 Coll managers and private investors. Some 800 workers. UAW workers arc returning to jobs that would It might have been more of the same in have been lost had Borgcs not acted. In addition Hartford had not Francisco Borgcs believed that to controlling 12 percent of the new company in the state treasury ought to be putting money to ©19 9O7*$GXCSAJO

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1 2 3 4 7 10 relationship with someone from another culture. Annual Student Leaders Reception and ACROSS ' a 11 12 1 Ancient \ Speak from the heart on Sunday. Donald L. McCullough Student Leaders 1J ■IS kingdom Award Presentation, SUBallroom, 4: 5 Thatched or Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). If you plan to party hard 17 111 ' pitched " this weekend, do it in a healthful, positive way. OOPM. Everyone welcome. 9 Alphabet run 13 Farm measure 20 122 L You might have to handle a weighty emotional I _ " 14 Fabulist 25 ■27 problem on Saturday. Your attitude is back to Department of Counseling Services "Time 16 Indian " 1 Management" 3:00PM - 4:30PM, 604 17 Tony Curtis 2t ■¥ 32 33 normal Sunday. film _ I 1 34 r Gilbert Road. ■ 3a Virgo (Aug. 23-Scpl. 22). Your winning attitude 19 Carry 20 Attack I 1 1 34 3* ■41 makes you friends and even opens new career 21 Pealed THURSDAY. APRIL 19 23 Mr. Koppel I " avenues. A chance to travel on Saturday can <3 44 1 ■4a 1 24 Speaker of - develop suddenly. Be emotionally self-sufficient on baseball ta ■ L 51 SUBOG Fine & Performing Arts Committee 26 Hide away " I Sunday. 28 Primped 62 1 54 1 Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You might develop a "Jim Karol" SUBallroom, 8:00PM, Free 31 Toward the 55 5* ■ 60 ai with UConn ID. rear 1 sudden urge to entertain at home this weekend. On 34 Ms Farrow I 1 " ' 83 69■ Saturday, you could have a Sagittarian in your 35 Auto design " " GREEK SPIRIT DAY! 37 Thick soup a; future. An infatuation is likely on Sunday. 38 Lawyers: abbr. " " Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Be willing to adjust 40 Cut 70 71 GREEK WEEKEND BEGINS. 42 Darn id 1 your social plans to accommodate others. On 43 Barbarians C1990 Tribune Media ServlcM.■ Inc 1 1 04113190 Saturday you benefit from being open about your 45 Competitor All Rights Reserved PR/LACC Social, 4:00PM. 47 Publicity Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: feelings. Step back from an emotional involvement pieces 6 "— the 48 Like mosaic ramparts..." L A P S P g 0 1 8 R s K on Sunday. FRIDAY APRIL 20 50 Easing of 7 Glacial ridges A t A I A H K A R A I E L Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21). The moon in tensions 8 Set sights P 1 s A T R A l t T E 52 Fix tirmly Sagittarius favors you through Sunday night. On 9 Do stage work A V T 1 V E R 1 i QR " SUBOG Coffeehouse Committee 54 Have status 10 Movie set In I E AJNlD ■ SlT ' Saturday, you could end up becoming a social 55 Grain V.M.I. P ■ "Faculty/Staff Talent Night" SUBallroom, 9 1 R. T leader — others may see you as an example. 57 Thailand 11 Whale A M A K A_ H I ■ A 1 1 i 59 Students 12 Legal paper 7 f 9:00PM, Free with UConn ID. P A R 1 M C 0 D Things come to you easily Sunday. 63 Sp. money 15 Five: pref. ■ A o !v ■ M 65 Is suspicious 18 Buenos — 1 T E E I Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). An intimate dinner 67 Algerian 22 Air intake H A B B 1 ■ o E C 1 for two can be the perfect setting for romance. On Greek Bedrace and Greek Fest A R E s A I E F A q seaport 25 Jewish festival 1 68 Radio and TV 27 Poker variety 1 D 0 L 1 I E III R 4 T i Saturday you might be facing an emotional School of Fine Arts Film: "Crimes and 69 It. resort 28 Mountain C A R_ V 1 s A M I A L challenge. You're radiant on Sunday. 70 Absorbed climbing E f f E V E N p i I T Misdemeanors" VDM, 8:00PM, $3.00. 71 Detected spike P E N T s N A " A T 1 I 5 Aquarius (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18). Spending time with 72 Thought 29 Jalopy 1 30 Actor Niven 04!13i90 someone special this weekend is a sure cure for the DOWN 32 Eng novelist blues. You could be the center of all the fun — Hari Charles Famed 33 Cagers' team 46 "— pray" 58 Ancient Asian Saturday. Setting mutual goals is easy on Sunday. publisher 34 Wise men 49 Belief in God 60 Rainbow: pref. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Enjoy your recent Metric 36 No way! 51 Indie language 61 Bail measures 39 Pretense 53 Titled ladies 62 Portico successes by celebrating with friends. 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FR4/3- • SUMMER SUBLET WITH FALL Couch, 82 1/2". & Loveseat. SUMMER SUBLET. 2- 5/1 OPTION WOODHAVEN Neutral color with Flower BEDROOM IN CELERON APARTMENTS. Two bedroom Prints, Cotton Fabric, Good House for Rent: SQUARE. AVAILABLE MAY for 2-3 people. $580/month Condition, $150 Buys Both 3 bedrooms. Nice location in 20. RENT NEGOTIABLE. MAY plus utilities. Rent mid-May PAID! FALL OPTION FOR SALE Pieces, Cash only, call 429- Woodstock - 35 minutes to through August. May rent free 9131 after 6pm. FS4/12-17 AVAILABLE. CALL 487-0293. UConn. $900.00 per Julie Karyn Jennifer 429-7942 month/negotiable. Call Brian ASK FOR STEVE OR JOHN OR FR4/9-13 BICYCLE MEN'S TWELVE evenings- 928-1771 FR4/4-17 LEAVE MESSAGE. FR4/10-17 Diamond Engagement Rings 14 SPEED LOTUS CHALLENGER SUMMER SUBLET: Furnished Summer Sublet with Fall &18 karat gold. Best price. GOOD CONDITION BEST Rooms for Rent Nice house in 1.5 miles to campus. Best Option. Huge master bedroom Wedding Bands, fine jewelry OFFER. 487-1246. FS4/12-19 Woodstock - 35 minutes to price for best apartment around. with private bath! In house two repair, designs just for you. UConn. $275.00 per month Rent single bedroom or space David Wright Jewelers Rt. 44 Tired of sleeping in a cramped plus utilities. Call Brian- (2) miles from campus. Big in double. Male or Female. yard, wooden deck, etc...MUST room? Rise above the clutter evenings 928-1771 FR4/4-17 Ashford 429-4282. FS2/21-5/6 429-7086 FR4/9-13 by buying our L-shapcd lofts! SEE!! $300 furnished. Tired of paying too much for Fils any large dorm room only Available mid-May. Call Summer Sublet Celeron Valerie 423-1592 leave auto insurance? Call LOBO $100 (easier to buy than to Square 2 Bedrooms Fall Insurance Agency 228-1025. build them!) Call 427-5259. THIS IS A NEW ONE.... message. FR4/10-17 Option Call 487-1879 Low insurance rales for good FS4/12-25 Summer Sublet with fall, FR4/9-13 One bedroom apartment in drivers. Take 10% off your auto next spring, etc. option. Clubhouse available for sublet insurance if you have SEIZED CARS, trucks, WALDEN APARTMENTS. SUMMER SUBLET WITH FALL this summer. Only 1 1/2 miles homeowner insurance from us. 4whcclcrs, TV's, stereos, Fully furnished and carpeted, OPTION. CELERON SQUARE. from UCONN! Rent negotiable. Rales for good students. 10 furniture, computers by DEA, with all the extras (VCR. TV. TWO BEDROOMS AVAILABLE Call 429-2688 or 487-1437. Main St., Hebron, CT 06248. FBI. IRS and US customs. Dishwasher, microwave, deck, AFTER GRADUATION. FR4/10-17 FS 2/26-5/4 Available your area now. Call etc.) and of course a...POOL!! COMFORTABLE. FURNISHED. 1-805-682-7555 Ext. C-1260 Your own hui'e. spacious ONE MILE FROM CAMPUS. Hey! Check this out! Summer FUTONS, ALL SIZES SPECIAL FS4/11-17P room at a low tiki—oj CALL FOR DETAILS. 429- Sublet: One bedroom Walden CASH & CARRY EVENT SUP a month, 2945 FR4/9-13 Apt Possible Fall Option. EVERY SATURDAY 10AM TO Solid Maple Beds, Kitchen Price negotiable. Call 429- 5PM. X-TRA DISCOUNT WITH (utilities not included). A great Tables, Chairs, Dressers, apartment and the roommates SUMMER SUBLET IN 5069. FR4/10-17 STUDENT I.D. & COPY OF Mirrors and more. Call 429- WALDEN! ENJOY POOL VIEW THIS AD. NATIONAL SLEEP arc quite exceptional. Female, 5351 between 9-10:30 a.m. DISHWASHER FURNISHINGS CELERON SQUARE: SHOPPES 59-67 FEDERAL non-smoker desired. MAY FS4/13 ETC. 2 BEDROOMS. 2 Summer Sublet, 2 bedrooms, ROAD DANBURY. PHONE RENT FREE !!! ONLY PAY BATHS. MAY FREE. CALL washer/dryer, microwave, A/C, 792-5150. FS3/20-5/4 JUNE. JULY. AUGUST. Will SINGLE LOFT for sale - attaches negotiate the price. Call Linda FOR MORE INFO: 429-5981 dishwasher, cathedral ceiling, to bed frame, like bunk beds. FR4/9-13 great view. 1/2 mile to For Sale: Camera, Minolta X- (or Tina/Lisa) 429-8974. FR Brand new, stained and sturdy. campus. Call 429-6896. 700, very good condition, 4/12-5/4 Asking $35.00 or B.O. Call ********************* FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE WITH FR4/10-18 along wiih MD Motor Drive, Jennifer or Lisa at 427-3272 SPACIOUS ROOMS TO and the following lenses: 28 FS4/13-17 SUMMER SUBLET: CELERON SUMMER SUBLET. FALL Summer Sublet: Celeron Square, mm, 50 mm, 70 to 210 zoom SQUARE, 1 BR, A/C, OPTION. GREAT CONDITION lens and a 2X converter. 2 bedrooms in a 3 bedroom Microwave, Dishwasher, TV, LOCATED ON 195 WALKING Asking $650. For more info apartment. Available Mid-May. furnished. Call 487-0023, leave DISTANCE TO CAMPUS DONT call C.J. at 427-4426 or 429- Alpine Car System Call 429-8462. FR/10-17 message. MAY FREE! PAY FOR DELAY! CALL 429-6371 9384. FS4/12-4/30 AM/FM Stereo Cass. W/Watt 18wx4 amp ONLY THREE MONTHS. FR4/4- FR4/9-13 SUMMER SUBLET: 1 active div. nctwk. w/13wx2 17 BEDROOM APT. FULLY Epson Apex home computer, DO THE RIGHT THING: 512K RAM, with matching amp FURNISHED & Subwoofcr twin driven 30wx2 Summer Sublet: Woodhaven One Summer Sublet w/Fall option ai APPLIANCED 2 MILES monitor and nine-pin printer. bedroom in two bedroom Waldcn. One bedroom- pool WP and other software included. 2.4,x6 in infinity SPKS. FROM CAMPUS FALL apartment. Furnished. Rent porch- toilet- S510/month Originally $1350, now $895. ?.4xl0 in Maxima SPKS. OPTION PERFECT FOR negotiable. Call Frank 487- Available June 1st. Call Dave Call George 486-3533 days, o FM booster COUPLE. $450/MO. 1774. FR4/4-17 or Matt: 429-8968 FR4/9-13 456 4423 evenings. FS 4/6 13 Everything $325 00 UTILITIES INCLUDED. Call Val 427-3252 FS4/13-17 AVAIL 5/11 429-0242 OR Summer Sublet Poss. Fall opt. Apartment for sublet ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT 488-8719. FR4/10-17P Avail. June 1 Hills Sect, of Woodhaven apartment fo: SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. Willi 7 mi. to UConn. Walk to summer sublet! Will be parth Fords Mercedes Corvettes Molobecane racing bike 24 in. New House Rental. May 1. 3 ECSU. $200.00/mo. +1/4 util. furnished. May free. Call 487 Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide. frame, 27 in. wheels, Suntour Bedrooms, Appliances, screened Smoker OK. Sean or Paul 456- 0361. Leave message. FR 4/9 1-602-838-8885 EXT. A 3993. componctns and hubs. Great porch. Private paradise. 1080 FR4/4-17 13 FS4/9-20 tranportation and touring bike Storrs: 12 miles. Ideal: plus kryptonitc K-5 U-lock with graduate student /couple. $675 Summer sublet, partially Audi 40008 1982 4-Door Sedan carrying bracket. Asking S170. plus utilities. No pets. Box furnished 2 bedroom SUMMER SUBLET: W/FALL -Blue- Sunroof- Automatic- Call Matt 427-2290 FS4/13 323 Scotland. CT 06264. apartment, close to OPTION OWN ROOM IN Blaupunkt Stereo- 1 owner- FR4/10-23 campus, access to pool. FURNISHED CONDO 7MI Mint condition $3500. Call FROM CAMPUS. VERY 429-1783 After 7 pm FS4/9-13 $475 per month ♦ SUMMER SUBLET with Fall 1984 Dodge Colt am/fm/cass utilities, June - August, QUIET. PERFECT FOR option. 2 Bedroom Woodhaven Cruise New brakes/exhaust May free. Females STUDENTS. RENT $250 PLUS Apartments. $540.00. Rent Honda CB650 '81 S300.00 Excellent condition Si500/00 preferred. Call 487-7940 1/4 UTILITIES. MAY RENT Call Javier 487-1668 need to from mid-May-August, pay just 646-5654 Please leave message or 487-0335, leave FREE. CALL CHRISTINE sell FS4/9-13 3 months. 487-1749. FR4/11- FS4/9-13 message. FR4/4-17 (EVES) 429-1696. FR4/10-23 17 page 13 CLASSIFIEDS The Daily Campus, Friday, April 13, 1990

Roommate needed tor Ian SUMMER SUBLET with Tolland: Two non-smoking Summer Sublct/FALL OPTION. Ride needed to Georgia first looking for Male or Female FALL OPTION, w/in short females are sought to share Woodhaven Apt. Only Meek of May. Will share gas tnd driving. Please call Jon, walking distance to campus, spacious contemporary new 500/month. 2 bedrooms, Non-smoker to share two bedroom apt. in Woodhaven. 123-5389, leave message. free rent for May, call soon for home. 7 miles to UConn. balcony, pool. Call 429-8625 information 429-9854 $400/person or best offer. 871- FR4/13-20 Fully furnished except Second RB4/13-20 bedroom. $285/ month Summer FR4/11-13 8301 (home) or 486-2122 (office). FR4/13-18 2 Bedrooms. Summer Sublet. optional. Phone 429-4194 Ride needed to New York City Fall option. Woodhaven Dave. RH4/11 -25 or Long Island on Friday, April SUMMER SUBLET BARBARA MUST SEE Summer Sublet with Apartments. A.C., Pool, New 20. Will pay gas expenses. MANOR TWO BEDROOMS fall option. Located in Appliances. Call 429-5081 Rooms for Summer Sublet - 1 Please contact Dayna at 427- PARTIALLY FURNISHED Willimantic in historic FR4/13-19 single, 1 double. Great house 6173 RB4/1430 AVAILABLE JUNE 1 -AUGUST walking distance to campus. 31, $425 PER MONTH IF building. 2 bdr, 1 bath, easy commute. On WILI bus route. Big yard and Sundeck. Only INTERESTED CALL 429-5444 [ROOMIVIATES/ $177.00/mo. plus utilities. LEAVE MESSAGE. FR4/11-17 Leave message, 450-1147 HELP WANTED FR4/13-20 Call anytime 429-8444. I jTOIISICMATESl RH4/12-17 Summer Sublet: Three spaces available in a fully furnished 2 USE YOUR $140 ROOM DEPOSIT FOR LIFE W/OUT AN Older grad or prof, long term 4.75/HOUR AFTER FIRST 2-3 Br apt. May-Aug Rent ♦»»*»»***»»♦*»»»♦**♦*«**» R.A.! SULBET OUR only. Willington/Ashford WEEKS TRAINING AT negotiable 429-1772. FR4/11- TWO FEMALES LOOKING FOR country home, 15x30 ft huge 4.50/HOUR. 12 NOON 5/4 APARTMENT; SUMMER WITH FALL OPTION. 3 MI. FROM A HOUSE OR APARTMENT TO bedroom, all amenities, quiet. FRIDAYS OR ALL DAY SHARE WITH MALES OR $337/mo. + reasonable utilities SATURDAYS OR SUNDAYS. Summer Sublet w/Fall CAMPUS, FULLY CARPETED, FEMALES FOR FALL. CALL + deposit. Pets, 1 child, WORK 1-2 DAYS OR ALL option at Walden: Three POOL PRIVILEGES, AND BALCONY FOR THE KEG! OR LEAVE A MESSAGE AT (weekend/kids), O.K. 487-1197 DAYS SELLING FLOWERS AT miles from campus, one huge 427-3215 OR 427-3221. p.m. May 1 or ASAP RH4/13- OUR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS. bedroom, third floor apartment, CALL 429-5092 FR4/13-20 RH4/5-13 5/4 CAR NEEDED. 742-9965 pay less heat, great view. HW1/26-5/4 $510/mo. + utilities. 429- Tolland: Newly constructed contemporary house. 2-car 3860. FR4/11-13 ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR 250 COUNSELORS and garage, 2-bath, cathedral APARTMENT LIVING! WE WANTED instructors needed! Private, FEMALE TO SHARE 1 ceiling, fireplace, indoor CAN HELP! ONE AND TWO coed summer camp in Pocono balcony. 7-miles to UConn, 2- BEDROOM APT-1.5MI FROM BEDROOM SITUATIONS! Mountains, Northeastern CAMPUS. SUBLET WITH FALL miles to exit 68. $1500/mo, WALKING DISTANCE. MALE Pennsylvania. Lohikan, PO negotiable. 871-8301 evenings, MATURE FEMALES DESIRE 3 OPTION. MAY 13-JULY 31. OR FEMALE. GRADS OR Box 234 UC, Kenilworth, NJ (MAY FREE) S250/MO H&H 486-2122 day FR4/13-20P BDRM HOUSE AUG. 1990 10 UNDERGRADS. CALL 429- MIN. DRIVING FROM UCONN. 07033 (201) 276-0998 HW INCLD. CALL 429-4165 FOR 4214/ 487-1437. RH4/5-13 3/26-5/4 INFO. FR4/11-17 REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON Summer Sublet: only $225 per REQUEST. CALL 429-4165. Furnished Summer sublet-Fall month which includes W4/11-17 Summer Sublet w/ Fall option utilities, bedroom, bathroom, option 1 or 2 females $300 for Busy Warehouse Distributor in two bedroom apartment close to 1 $150 for 2. Large bedroom kitchen, rcc-room, parking, and MALES NEEDED East Hartford has a temp, campus $575.00/ month Call use of furniture if desired. Only HUGE closet POOL! Available position avail. April-July. 429-7402. FR4/11-17 Males still needed to participate in 2 miles off Campus. No April 30lh! Call 429-2411. groups to discuss attitudes about Duties to include answering RH 4/9-13 smokers please. Call Barbara sex. All participants will be paid phones, data entry, light typing THE PERFECT SUMMER Marlin 487-1246. FR4/12-19 and misc office duties. $6.50 APARTMENT: Enjoy a clean $10 for participating in one two- Master bedroom-private hour discussion. (Note to psych. hrly Call Paula at 282-0387 carpeted ground floor apartment entrance Available May 15 Summer sublet partially 132 and 133 students if you Shamrock Dist. HW 3/30-4/19 with sliding doors opening on furnished spacious apartment. Couple or 1 person in large to a huge yard, inground pool, prefer, you may receive 4 credits Quiet area 5 miles from campus. contemporary three bedroom instead.) These groups are part of Special Needs Children's Camp rind a great view. All this at apartment in Manchester $300 A/C, dishwasher, washer/dryer, a study run by Dr. Jeffrey D. looking for highly motivated Walden for 1-4 people to share + 1/3 utilities Call Mark after May rent free. Price Fisher in the psychology dept. kitchen employees for summer. only $430 a month. Call Tim 6 649-5550 RH4/9-13 negotiable. Call 487-1173 (box U-20). The purpose of these 1st cook and utilities positions or Rob at 429-8216. FR4/11- leave message. FR4/12-17 available. Salary plus room and 17 Single nonsmoking responsible discussions is to explore the attitudes and feelings of college board. For application please End unit, 2 bedroom, woman to share spacious 2 contact Kathcy at 429-3444 CARRIAGE HOUSE. WE NEED bedroom Apartment 4 miles students regarding making sexual Woodhaven Apt. available decisions in the era of AIDS. To HW 4/2-13 TO SUBLET WHOLE APT FOR from campus starting mid May: starting May 15lh for Summer avoid offending anyone, we ask SUMMER. WE ALSO NEED and the school year. If Rent $255 + utilities +1/2 ATTENTION: POSTAL JOBS! TWO ROOMMATES FOR THE security deposit w/lcasc May that the participants be aware that interested call 429-4192. the discussions are about sex and Start $11.41/hour! For FALL. CALL 429-1191. rent free International students FR4/12-19 may become explicit. T o application info call (1) 602- FR4/11-13 welcome call 429-3780 participate you must be over 18, 838-8885 Ext. M-3993 6am- Walden Summer Sublet. May is RH4/9-13 10pm 7 days. HW4/9-20 Summer Sublet: Millbrook be an undergraduate student free and 1/2 price rent for June living in a dorm and (for current Apartments: two bedroom in WALDEN APARTMENT with fall option. One bedroom psych. 132 and 133 students) ABSOLUTELY NO Quiet Area. Large kitchen and LOOKING FOR ONE OR TWO with extras. Available May have not previously participated EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! living area. Rent and FEMALES TO SHARE TWO 15th call 487-0534. FR4/12- in any Experiment 21 discussion Excellent wages for spare time furnishings negotiable. Hot BEDROOM APARTMENT. 18 groups. The groups will be made assembly. Easy work. Call 1- water included Fall option 487- AVAILABLE AFTER FINALS. up of all males or a mix of males 318-828-4989 Ext. H1259 . 1864. FR4/11-17 vlAY RENT FREE. FALL SUMMER SUBLET W/ FALL and females (4-8 in each group) 24 Hours including Sunday. OPTION. 429-0103. RH4/10- OPTION, 2 BEDROOM. and will be held at various times HW4/9-13 Furnished Room in private 13 home 6 miles from UCONN. MAPLEWOOD APTS., $495 during the afternoon Please call PER MONTH, AVAIL. JUNE GUIDO MURPHY'S Cape Cods Utilities included, Lite-cooking. ************************ Diane Kimble at 486-5917 for 1ST, 487-1657. FR4/12-18 more information. W4/11-17 hottest restaurant-bar complex. Lease: summer/ Sept - May / or -ooking for female roommatc(s) Interview weekend Saturday o share apartment close to 1 year. $285 month ($300 One bedroom. Apt. Short walk Writing courses? In a hurry? Call April 21 11-5 Sunday April 22 ;ampus for Fall semester. Call security). Quiet, non-smoker, to UConn. Heat and hot water Sandy "THE" TYPIST at 429- Noon-5. Season May 25-Sept. Suzanne at 762-2117. RH4/10- no visitors. 487-1551. incl. 429-5351. Best time to 6372. Professional work on 3 and more. Comer of West (Available June 1). FR4/9-17P 17 call 9-10:30 a.m. FR4/13 ************************ computer. Low rates as usual: Main and Sea Streets Hyannis $1.00 per page, pica double. FREE MA COME ON DOWN! "Cape Cod Falmouth Heights, 4 Are you only staying for first EDITING. Flexible hourse. Call AWESOME DEAL WALDEN Bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps 8, summer session? Sublet 1 for an appointment. W4/13 Animal People walk to sandy beach, Memorial bedroom in 3 bedroom unit at SUBLET WITH POOL, SHARE Needed for Summer Day to Labor Day, FULL CELERON SQUARE. Pay ONLY LARGE BEDROOM. ONLY Wanted: A new home for employment at large boarding SEASON ONLY, $7500, Owner June- $200. CALL Wendy 429- $175! FULLY FURNISHED. gorgeous 4 yr. old altered male Kennel. Flexible schedule. 521-6841." FR4/12-18 1860 FR4/13-27 MAY FREE! CALL ERIK 429- tiger cat. Had all shots. Must go - $6.00/hr with $500.00 end of 2112. RH4/10-17 cat allergy. Help! Call 486-4285 season bonus. Call 633-687 SUMMER SUBLET: 1 of 3 Summer Sublet: May FREE, Fall W4/13 for information. HW4/10-30 Bedrooms in furnished house 5 Option, Inground POOL, SUN Sublet 1 or 2 Females for Mi. from campus. Nice yard, Deck, Wooded Lot, 1/4 mile Wanted: House for the fall. 3-4 Walden Apts. May + 1/2 June Fight Global Warming!!! quiet location. May free from campus. Fully furnished, Graduate Students looking for rent free. $200/month July & Connecticut Citizen Action Available after finals to August Washer/Dryer, From $300 place to live September to May Aug + share util. Available Group has positions available 31, $250 mo. Call Scott 429- (Utilities Included). Call Matt within close distance to UConn. after finals Fall option Call for the Summer of 1990. CCAG 3221. FR4/12-18 (429-4911) or Kristen (429- Call 429-5081 W4/13-19 429-0103 leave message. the state leading citizen 5195) FR4/13-19 RH4/10-23 Summer Sublet Walking lobbying group is currently distance to campus Fall option working on global warming, CELERON SQUARE: summer Roommates wanted $200/mo. + $250 for 1 BR or $500 2 BR. RIDE BOARD recycling, auto insurance reform sublet with possible fall 1/4 utilities 10 min from Partly furnished May Rent and health care for all option. 1 BR, partially campus own room w/skylights FREE!!! Call Marie 528- campaigns. Work with other furnished, A/C, dishwasher, in country house with large yard 6870. FR4/12-18 upper level, volleyball, concerned student and make a pets neg. M/F smoker/non. Anyone taking the Kaplan difference. Hrs 2:30-9:30. Pay basketball, picnic area. May Call Jodv. 429-8290. RH4/11- Summer Sublet - Woodhaven LSAT class in Hartford starting $200-$300 per week. Call free! Call 429-8915. leave April 14 who would be willing Available June 1st. 2 Bedroom, message. FR4/13-19 Michael at 456-1496 for and with deck and appliances. Female roomie needed to share to carpool call 974-0377. Ask interview. HW4/12-18 2 bdr. apt. for summer w/2 for Gabbi. Leave a message. Convenient location, close to Summer Sublet: Barbara Manor, girls. Nice, quiet, 1 1/2 mi. RB4/11-13 Campus. Wall to wall two bedrooms. Best offer. If PRESCHOOL TEACHERS - carpeting. $580 1 month. Call 'o/m campus at Clubhouse Apts. QUALITY INNOVATIVE interested call 427-4274 Call 429-8213 for more info. Ride needed to MAINE Chris at 427-4245 or Joe at FR4/13-19 PRESCHOOL LOOKING FOR 427-4288. FR4/12-13 KH4/13-18 preferably PORTLAND exits 6- QUALIFIED EDUCATION. 8, leaving anytime this HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. AND WALDEN APTS., 1 bedroom, Summer Sublet: Celeron Square Apartment to share weekend and returning Sunday. PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS FOR w/w carpeting, appliances, 3 bedroom Apt. Own rooi'f. Maple wood $l20/mo. + near WILL SHARE EXPENSES. FULL AND PART-TIE pool. Available in May. Clal Female. Dish was hc:f. canpus. Available immediately Please call Brcnda at 429-2053 OPENINGS. EXPERIENCE 487-0755 after 5:30 p.m. Microwave, Cable. Call 42?' vail option available. Rob 487- ar 6-0789. THANKS. RB4/12- HELPFUL. CALL JANET 8AM- FR4/17-19 6603 FR4/13-19 T437 RH4/13-19 13 4PM 871-8426. HW4/12-17 page 14 The Daily Campus, Friday, April 13, 1990 CLASSIFIEDS

LOST-Tuesday 4/3 at SBA a TRANSLATORS-IMMEDIATE Andrew. (The Hopeless Vinny. Happy Easter and Happy Rent a Disc Jockey Service. Tote's-like umbrella, navy blue, NEED FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS Romantic), Thanks for a Anniversary! Absence makes Reasonable rates starting at on with "Thirteen." Sentimental OF JAPANESE. KOREAN. wonderful evening. Even if you the heart grow fonder... As campus, $95, semis, $195. did forget the corkscrew, it was value. Please call Kate 427- GERMAN AND ALL destiny brings us to different Music and lighting, request, 6534. Thanks. LF4/11-13 SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES fun! Here's to never attaining parts of the world, it will also 423-3270 M4/4-5/4 TO DO TRANSLATION WORK the ultimate goal!! Keep bring us back together. I Loe FOUND: ORANGE AND WHITE GRAD STUDENTS ONLY. smiling! You!!! Love Always, Vicki INCREDIBLE! 19 DAYS in FRIENDLY CAT WITH GOLD MUST HAVE VALID WORK EUROPE for ONLY $1599. MHC Tonight is the night! Que EYES, AROUND CARRIAGE PERMIT. SEND LETTER Marlin - Ooh Friday the 13th! including airfare from NYC, HOUSE. PLEASE CALL 429- INDICATING INTEREST TO sera, sera. (Too slow!) There are What a special day. May there hotels, meals, much more! only two weeks left until the 8432 TO CLAIM. LF4/11-13 P.O. BOX 825 STORRS. CT be many more. But NO, you Other trips available from 06268. HW4/10-23 ultimate UConn experience. can't have that Cadbury's yet. $879! Call now 1-800-331- Preview of next semester? Can't Love Nunnie 3136! M4/10-13 SUMMER HELP NEEDED wait! Thanks for everything> LOST Set of Keys on MUSTANG keychain lost Litchfield County Beer (Including Rick's tape!) Una! Hey, I know that personals can Heading for Europe this be stupid. But, this one is for a Summer? Jet there anytime for between CO-OP and library on Distributor needs merchandiser/ Monday 4/9/90 if found please driver. Call Mike for details 1- Yo, score me some O.J. Define unique, handsome individual. $160 or less with AIRHITCH call Karen at 429-9024. 800-233-9572. HW4/12-25 sex ife. A.J., I'm worried about Remember, I'm always right. (as reported in NY Times, you. Take me drunk, I'm home. For someone so negative, Consumer Reports & Let's Go!) LF4/12-17 Swim Director at the Ciuiltord It's merely a flesh wound. you're very special. Ms For info call: AIRHITCH 212- Found a set of Chrysler car keys Racquet and Swim Club. Seriously though, thanks for Positive 864-2000. M4/9-13P Responsible for pool, making it "official." Love, in Frats on Mon. Also Found a pair of gold rimmed glasses in maintaining staff, and lesson Tracy That can't be! We're leaving in PRO-CHOICE SYMPATHIZERS - Frats about 3 weeks ago. Call program. WSI, ALS, CPR IS minutes! Let me cut your Make your voice heard. Send a Adrian at 486-3402 to claim. required. Call 453-4367. FLORIDA IS GETTING OLD - I fingernails! We're leaving in an self-addressed stamped envelope LF4/12-17 HW4/11-17 MISS YOU ALL VERY MUCH! hour! Vitamin B-17. Thanks for today to: SEND A SIGNAL - PO I'LL BE HOME IN ONE a great 2 weeks, handsome. I'll Box 60923. Phx, AZ 85082- Lost Black Knapsack contains MONTH! I CAN'T WAIT! GET miss you this weekend. Love, 0923. M4/12-25 READY TO PARTY! I LOVE valuable notebooks and maroon Laurie leather wallet in field house PERSONALS MICKEY, BUT I LOVE YOU DISC JOCKEY SERVICE MORE! MISS YOU! ALWAYS - near track. Please return to KKPSI PLEDGES, Seven years ,of experience. ANDREA Daily Campus Office or Call CONGRATULATIONS ON LAST Competitive prices, diverse K. - You know I hale all these 429-0181. LF4/12-17 NIGHT. IT WON'T BE MUCH selection of music, and many Adricnnc- Hi. OK there is an religious holidays. But, have a LONGER. KEEP UP THE free dates. Call now (203) 749- good Easter offensive linebacker but I won't ENTHUSIASM. 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One Select to the 1990 USA Women's Team will travel to Italy and Basketball National Team Tri- Czechoslovakia, while the als, to be held May 31-June 3, other Select Team will play in 1990 at the Olympic Training Yugoslavia and the Soviet Center in Colorado Springs, Union. CO. She is one of only 20 Head coach of the 1990 USA collegiate players invited to the National Team is Theresa trials. Grentz of Rutgers University. Bascom, a 6-foot-1 junior Long Beach Stale head coach from Epping, NH, is a two- Joan Bonvicini will head the time Kodak District I Ail- Select Team traveling to Italy American and two-time Big while the other Select Team East Playcr-of-the-Ycar. head coach is yet to be an- nounced. From these trials, three teams will be selected to com- Bascom led the 1989-90 pete in this summer's interna- Huskies to a 25-6 finish and tional basketball competitions. their second consecutive The USA National Team will NCAA National Tournament compete at the World Champi- berth. onships, July 12-22 in Kuala This story was compiled Lumpur, Malaysia, and at the from Athletic Communica- Goodwill Games, July 31-Au- tions' Reports. gust 5, in Seattle, WA. —Sara Cousins^he Daily Campus Two USA Select Teams will UConn's Kerry Bascom, shown here against Clemson, is on her way to Colorado. UConn golfers o o)&Q)type OPEN Copy & Word Processing, Inc. 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Pinch-hitter Luis Polonia singled home the winning run in the top of the Sports eighth inning as the New York Yankees won their season opener 6-4. Jt The Daily Campus UMass breaks up UConn win streak Rybczyk, Bartolucci continue record setting paces in doubleheader split AMHERST, Mass.—Right- UConn plated single runs in hander Sue Rybczyk hurled a the first and second innings. four-hitter in the opener for her Janna Venice led off the game tenth win in a 2-0 victory over with a double to left, and Bar- Massachusetts, before the No. tolucci's double two batters 18 nationally ranked University later scored Venice. of Connecticut Huskies saw In the second, Chris Wood- their 16-gamc win streak man walked, moved to second snapped with a 2-1 nine-inning on a fielder's choice and to loss to the Minutcmcn in the third on a passed ball before nightcap. scoring on pitcher Holly Rybczyk earned her eighth Aprilc's wild pilch. consecutive victory to improve Rybczyk scattered four sin- to 10-1. She has not allowed gles, struck out two and walked an earned run in her last 56 and none in gaining her seventh one-third innings, the last 42 shutout of the season. of which have been scoreless. Aprilc (8-7) took the loss, Vicki Bartolucci also became going the distance and yielding UConn's all-time leader in five hits while fanning one and doubles as she recorded two issuing three walks. doubles on the day. The new In the second game, short- record of 26 doubles breaks the former record of 24 held by stop Mary Duff scored the Dawn Muzolcski, who played winning run with two outs in from 1985-88. The record gives the bottom of the ninth on an Bartolucci the top spot in 16 Aprilc single. departments, with seven of Righty Kim Mizcsko (9-2) them being single-season took the loss for the Huskies records. as she yielded five hits and UConn's 16-gamc winning walked three while striking out 10 in going the distance. fcp*$* M •»^** streak was the third highest in ' fcT * UConn returns to action ' * ' ?'.» the program's history. The r at Huskies, also ranked No. 1 in Saturday when they travel to -~ <■» the NCAA Northeast Region, Jamaica, NY for a 1 p.m. dou- arc now 21-3. UMass, ranked bleheader with St. John's. third in the region, goes to 11- This story was compiled —Hillary Jackson/The Daily Campus 13 with the split. from Athletic Communica- Kim Mizesko, shown here in action from earlier in the season, took the loss in the In the 2-0 Husky victory. tion's Reports second game of the Huskies doubleheader against UMass yesterday. She is now 9-2. Big East loses automatic NCAA post-season berth NCAA committee points to Big East's lack of success in post-season play as a major factor By George Ferencz the post-season conference there was a letter prepared and said. robin schedules for the 1990-91 Daily Campus Staff tournament receives the auto- presumably sent," Morrone Effective this upcoming sea- season. When The University of matic bid. said. "The things that would son all Big East schools will Morrone said, "I am disap- Connecticut and the rest of "It came as a surprise to us," become a question of did the have to play each other. In the pointed with the Big East AD's the Big East men's soccer Bruno said. "Basically what NCAA send out the letter, and eight prior seasons, the confer- that haven't made a strong they said was that one, the Big if they sent it out, did the Big ence was divided into Northern commitment to soccer." teams take the field next and Southern divisions. East traditionally sent the same East receive it and not bring it This past season the Huskies fall they will not be play- The move to round-robin teams to the tournament, and to anyone's attention." were the only Big East team to ing for an automatic berth two they pointed out the lack play is a Big East effort to as- The Big East did bring an advance to the NCAA tourna- in the NCAA post-season sure that their bid was secure, of success recently by Big East appeal to the NCAA soccer ment. UConn, which finished tournament. teams in the tournament." Bruno said. However, the move committee on the grounds that fourth in New England, proba- Joe Morronc, a two-time na- means matching teams with Linda Bruno, Associate they did not receive the letter, bly would not have made the tional champion head coach at part-time coaches against pow- Commissioner of the Big East but that appeal has been re- field if it were not for the con- UConn, said that conference's jected. The conference then ap- erhouses such as UConn and Conference, reported that in Scton Hall. ference's automatic bid. March the eight-year-old soccer usually receive a years warn- pealed on the same grounds to ing. conference received notification the NCAA executive commit- For UConn and Scton Hall, In the three previous years, from the NCAA soccer com- Bruno said that no letter tee, which will render its deci- their strength of schedule be- Seton Hall and UConn were mittee that the automatic bid to about the matter was sent to sion when they meet in May. comes important in gaining an the only Big East teams to the 28-lcam tournament had the Big East before the an- "I don't think it will be at-largc bid to the tournament. make the field and since 1984, been repealed. nouncement. overturned. I think they are The Big East schools arc the Big East has a record of 1-9 • The Big East team that wins "In checking with the NCAA going to laugh at it," Morronc locked into their current round- Redmen defeat Huskies 4-1; tennis teams win two JAMAICA, NY—St. John's single Richard Aurilia. The The two teams wrap up their ners included Jeff Kuhen at season. University registered a 4-1 Big Redmen made it 3-0 in the three-game series with a dou- number one singles 6-2, 6-0. The win improves the East Conference baseball vic- fourth on an RBI single by bleheader on Saturday begin- He then teamed with Greg Huskies record to 2-0 on the tory over the University of Anthony Criscuolo and a ning at noon in Jamaica, NY. Bartek at number one doubles year. Connecticut Thursday after- sacrifice fly by Kerry Cahill. to chalk up a 6-1, 7-6 victory. The Huskies had two double noon. UConn made it 3-1 in the The University of Connecti- Bartek gained his second win of winners on the day. Ellen Bar- With the win, St. John's top of the seventh when Jason cut men's tennis team had five the day when he won 6-1, 6-1 rett won her third singles improves to 15-9 overall and 5- Himich's sacrifice plated Tim double winners on their way to at number three singles. match 6-1, 6-1 and Ashley 2 in the Big East, while the Dwycr, but St. John's added an an 8-1 victory over Northeast- Vilinskis was victorious at Huskies fall to 12-10-1 and 4-5 insurance run in the bottom of ern Thursday. The University of Connecti- number four singles with a 6- in the conference. the seventh on an RBI single The win improves the cut women's tennis team won 4, 6-3 triumph. Cory Robin- Pete Walker pitched a com- by Keith Radcr. Huskies record to 4-3 while five of six singles matches en son also was victorious wiih a plete game, giving up nine hits Ken Gr/claczyk improved his Northeastern drops to 1-3 with route to a 6-3 win over the 6-1, 6-2 win at number six in eight innings. His record record to 3-2, as he pitched the loss. University of Hartford Thurs- singles. drops to 1-4. eight innings, scattering eight The Huskies won five of six day. The win ensures UConn This story was compiled St. John's jumped on top 1- Husky hits and striking out singles matches and all three head coach Pat Babcock her from Athletic Communica- 0 in the third inning on an RBI seven. doubles matches. Double win- 32nd consecutive non-losing tions' Reports.